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Mostrando postagens com marcador Dominica National Team. Mostrar todas as postagens
Mostrando postagens com marcador Dominica National Team. Mostrar todas as postagens

quarta-feira, 2 de agosto de 2017

The dominican winger Errol Blaize

Dominica has an amateur league but it doesn’t mean that there aren’t a place when appear many talented players. Recently, the right and left winger Errol Blaize has been a name to remember being involved with the National Team playing the Windward Island Tournament recently.

The 25 years old currently plays for Harlem United FC in Dominica Football Association Premier League before that in 2007 he was with Trafalgar that plays in the First Division of DFA. He was introduced to football by his friends at school to play for fun after classes “I wasn’t good at it so I practiced one summer everyday and the following year I was the Under 15 National team captain, and ever since I’ve been here(National Team)” he told. 
Errol Blaize with harlem United SC speaking with the referee
Credit Photo: Unksnown

sábado, 10 de setembro de 2016

The captain Prince tells us

The best to know about something is to go to search with who knows about the issue. That's why Inside Caribbean Football invited Dominica Senior National Team Captain Glenson Prince to introduce us about the football in the island of Dominica.

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Glenson Prince against Canada in World Cup Qualifiers 2018
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Dominica use to play every Caribbean championship like World Cup Qualifiers and Caribbean Cup Qualifiers.

terça-feira, 24 de maio de 2016

Club, League and National Team by Julian Wade

By Felipe Souza

Since always, for Caribbean players the best way to dream to play out caribbean is to reach a league with more investment. The football leagues with most investiments in caribbean are TT PRO League, that give much opportunites to players from St. Lucia, Dominica, Jamaica and St. Kitts and Nevis and ABFA Premier League is a league with less investment that Trinidad but is very important to caribbean supporting players from St. Vincent. St. Lucia, Dominica, Jamaica, Cuba and Barbados. Jamaicans teams aren't able to support foreign players.

Last year, Guyana get back a National League. The Stag Beer Elite League was created to support local players thinking in the National Team. One of the clubs with more investment, Slingerz FC, was able to bring to improve the roster 4 caribbeans. St. Vincentians Winslow McDowall, Keith Williams and Jolanshoy McDowall and Dominican striker Julian Wade. Alpha United, Guyana giant, had the jamaican Wayne Ellis and Grenadian Keithson Bain.